Sentence examples for have really died from inspiring English sources

In Ukraine, for example, Russian soldiers are really fighting, thousands have really died, and hundreds of thousands have really lost their homes.

I've always been a pretty good listener, but I'm even better now than I used to be, partly because the self-consciousness and worrying how people might judge me as the C.E.O. have really died down, and that enables me to listen better.

First, many AIDS-related deaths among adults that burden their extended families with the care of orphans for whom they could not adequately provide for: "Parents have really died mainly due to AIDS related illnesses and left many orphans behind for us to care for.

Father Elkin wasn't even convinced that Escobar had really died.

Think soap fans who become convinced their favourite EastEnders character has really died and you'll get the idea.

She dictated a letter to her cousin, who decided to alter Ms. Lebon's story to say that her husband had died in the earthquake whereas he had really died in a car accident.

Mr. Kimche said he had been reported dead at least three or four times, "so it's hard for me to know if he has really died now, or if he died several years ago".

On the one hand it has a big curiosity factor because it generated an awful lot of coverage in the run up to Christmas, but on the other hand, that has really died down now.

At the final curtain the impresario returns to reveal that the knife with which Jack the Ripper has just dispatched the heroine is a trick one - no one has really died.

There are even a few pages of authentic gossip and funny talk -- like Emlyn Williams grilling Chaplin on how Thomas Ince had really died on a notorious yacht trip in l924.

But nothing had really died when Elvis got his army haircut, and if Lennon is up there somewhere and has a little time on his hands, he might take a listen to the utterly committed, all-stops-out version of Berry's Promised Land that Presley cut with an ace band in the Stax studio in 1973 – still, even in the midst of his Vegas years, the fulfilment of all the promises rock'n'roll ever made.